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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-07
Die i~ncuffriele Gittfuidlung oes
Sii0en3.

Den itatiifii6en Miitbeilunaen bes
Baltimore Manufacturers &ecorb"
entmebmeu mir bic nadifebenben ytotis
sel iiber bic ~inbufrielle gntmidelung
6es 6ibens, bur6 pel9e bic erfreulide
3batiade fefseitellt wiro, baB bieie
gntutdlung eine ffetise TT unb IN eins
selnen Staaten = ipeeiea Sennehee
unb alabama - iogar nit &ieieni9rits
ten Dor lid gebt. @erglei6t man bic
erifen Wonote bes Sabres 1887 NIT
bemieIben 3eitraum bes 8oriabres in
Be3ug auf bic S6be bes tpdbreno oer'
ieIben in reuerl inbuitrielen unternebs
munger angelesten 9apitals, 10 aeigt
fia, baB bieie Summe fi9 Ddbrenb bes
einen Sabres mebr als %berboppelt bat.
3uridgegansen finb nur swei Staten,
1dmIi1 Gloriba unb @ef : 8irginien,
wdbremb ale iibrisen auf siemIi6 bes
beutenbe 6ortfdritte su %pertpeifen boz
ben. Sene 3ufammenfellung lietert
bas foIeenbe iiberii9tlide Bib bon fer
inbuitrielen 0orudrtsbemegung tpdbs
Der le~btoerFoKenen orei Wsonate i'm
Werglei9 nit bemiel6en 3eitraum oes
8oriabres.
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mm. asHina - geha.

llnfere Sauptnabrrng III unb bleibt
has '6Ieii9, uub um iol@es frif@ uno
gut Al. erlaneer, lam uiauaulm6gIi9
einen 3uperIdffeereu Marft finben, aIs
ben bon Mm. 96fiing &A.6obu, Wo.
511 Mpe. 6. .Aie 6erreu baben hem
@ef@mad ibrer Quuber @eGnaug ges
tragsn unb Ia ibrem gtabliHenient cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, ueI9e allen
@nforoerungen fur @rbaltung unb ents
fernung i9dbli9er S~nsrebiensen bes
6leifdes enifpridt. sic baben beffdns
big Ia ibren 8iebb0feu eiueu grcbeit
gorratb BON Waifbieb, aus ~lpelGem
rtrr bas Beife fur TIRE 9unbet getpdhlt
lpirb. Mer reel bebieut fem min. Der
beIu1e ben MART 30. 511
Mberrue 6. 1,1Otli
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g. N o b n t..

Gin Gei9dft, auf mel9es San I'm,
tonic ole llrfa1e bat ftol5 su fein, 1T
bas bes Serrt 8. &oupant, Qdnbs
ler in Oiamanten, S9mudia9en, Golb'
unb SiIberluaareu. Ser Borratb In
bielen Sa1en if erffaunensmertb uuo
fam in teiner Stabt bes Staatss iiber'
troffen ipsrbeu. .Sie Baareu finb in
elmer iiberi9tli1en glrt unb Weiie ars'
geIegt unb bas gause Gef9dftslofaI,
Dem Serr Roupant ieIbft als iidtiger
6a1mann unb 2enner unb oils praftif6
erfabrener ubrma9er bortebt, maht
eirien ~brillanien ginbrud. Was
mentli9 bic 6remben iinb einselas
ben, has gei6dft su beiuGen unb ben
Rei9tbum in id6neu S@mudia9en,
ubrert &c. su befidtigen, Der bier auf'
aeftapelt 1T. gs ipirb Miema1b 3nges
mutbet. su taufen; Sebermarn III mile
fommen, ba 9err Roubaut fi4 elm yers
gniigen baraus mia6t. feline Waaren sa
aeigen.. Wer aber Hebarf In pbiget
Mrtifeln bat, Der gebe brett si 6. Rois
paut. no CT gut bebient tuirb.
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$s4, s4O,O 900 $S6,557,2 200
Die aerabesu Intercollegiate 3unabme
an inbuifriellen unternebmungeu, tuel'
de biefe Isabelle fiir Mlabama unb
Sennefee aufmeiff, ertIdrt ft6 bur6 ben
MineraI= unb 4obIenreidtbum iener
Staaten, ben man erft ieBt In %rationels
Ter Weiie ~aus3ubeuten begonuen bat.
Oas benefit aud fdpn bas Wer3ei9niB
Der einaeInen Mrten bon inbuffrieaen
ilnternebmunseu, mel9es Der pRecorb@
ebenfaus mittbeiIt. Dies seigt, bab bic
3obl Der nel anselegteu bersmdnnis
fden llnternebmungeu bon Is i'm eriten
QuartaIe bes Sabres 1886 auf 142 In
bemienigen bon 1887 ffieg. SIN @ans
sen lou1s bic betrefenbe Nn3abl an
reuen unternebmungen In Der angeges
benen 3eit bon AS auf 926 an.
9insuanre1nen gu iener Sumn1e bon
$84, 940. 900 fnb iibrigens mod bic
5000, 600, tpel6e bic in Stem Serfep
inforporirte Southern Cotton : Oil :
Company amgeIegt bat, UNI lber ben
gan8en rgottons@ tirtel1 @Otton6lmiibs
len anauIegen, bic mad ibrer 8oaenbuIg
ungenlein fesensrei9 tuirfen Derben.
an iibrigen SnoufriesB etrieben fnb
befonbers 40 iienren: Sdgemiiblen,
BON benen 189 neit erri9tet murben,
geger ITO I'm porigen Sabre. Wdbrenb
ferner TN berFoFenen Sabre i'm gan3eu
6aben nur cine einsige sganning 5aes
torn, b. 3. cine 6abrit 3ur 6erfelung
einaema6ter uro In 8le6biidfeu Ders
padter 6riiGte, erri9tet tuurbe, erftons
ben In ben Iebten brei Wonaten % fols
der unternebmungen. SelblDerfdnos
lid 5iub uater ben pbenangefabrten
Summeu MIR folhe 2apitalien bers
fauben, bic tuirfli9 in Gabrifse uub
Berguerfs > llnternebmungen angelegt
Rnb, niGt ettua aud folGe, uelde in
2anbpertdufen inpefirt tuurben. Molte
man bieIe NIT bin3ure9Hen, 10 wttrbe
man bic ob~eugenannte Sumrie perbops
peIa miifen.
Tins bier In Serar fonirieit ale iene
rBoom@sN erihte ettpas fart abertries
ben Dor, oa mir in Der Sbat aud nur
beraIi6 tuenig Don ienem Boom NIT obs
betommen bdben. 0ienei9t dnbert fid
bas, tuentt ale ieneu sroBen pIdne, bic
man In Beaug auf bic grri9tung bon
Refrigerator ; S1la9tbduiern unb
6leif6 $ prdierbenfabrifeH, fowie auf
Gotton6I.M hiblen un6 Baummolfpins
nereien unb ferner aud auf bic Anlage
BON QobIens uuo eifeubergtuerfen ges
faet BAT, srff einulal bertuirtliGt fnb.
gs wdre au tutinf9en, baB biefer 6aa
mbeliGf balb eintreten m6ge, bannit
bas Wobl unb Webe oes teraniihen
Bottles niGt pie bisber ausf4Iiebli1
bon benz grnte Nusfaa unb BON ben
Qaunen oes Wetters abbdngt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-07
Ser Masem seftatrt eanren.

Diefe, penn in natiirIider Mense borbanosn
unb ui&t bara Sale berfdle@tert, berridten
lire ar6eit BEL Der Bsrbauuuo unb BlutbiIoung.
aber bic unuatirli6e Sdure, ipel9e aus Der
riufabiateit bes MasenS, bic %empfansene Speiie
in GrnatrunssmitieI unsutpanbeIn, enttebt, III
Der erseuser bon 8ldbunsen unb Sobbrsnnsn,
tpeIde bic audIenbfsn Ssmptome Der nnber'
bauIidteit finb. Der bette gertilser BON Bla.
buuaen 1T 8 oFetters ID asenbitters.
90 in bieI pirffamsr als @arbonat bon Sooa,
Masneia ober alfalii&e SaIse. Sieie i9tna'
den INNER ben Wlaseu ohne bauernes Belle.
runa su beDirfsn. Rein Mann oeer @eib init
drouifder rl~nberbauIiHteit bsbaftet unS beb.
halb nerp5s, tam i'm bouen 8eiib Der ron Der
Natur geiiattetsn araftfaae iein. aus oieism
grunbs frdftiet unb resulirt euer Shhem nno
f6iibet Gud baburd Dor Walaria, @bsumatis'
mus unb anb,rsn srnflidem 8rantbsi en-.
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: gDie bic @onaaIes r@aaette@ mad

Wie bic @onsales r@aaette" mad
benz Beri9t zines ber berporragenben
ssarmer BON benz GluB Sabine mit'
fbeili, finb bic 6elbarbeiten in ienem
She'll bes gountn tueiter borgefdritten,
ais es eew6buli9 um bieie Sabresaeit
Der Soil iit; bas 9anb 1T ohne 4us'
'uabr,e gut unb tief gephiist, bas 2orn
ales beraas unb prddtis am Watien,
uno bic Mebr3ahl Der Garmer bat fdon
gaumipole sepfau3t. @on3ales rimmt
al an Aleni, mas basu beitrdgt, bic
Bep6lterung ieinssS itrittes intelligent,
unabh1ngig unb 3ufrieben iu Irlad)enl,
unb III In f4tli6em IufbItiben besrlf'
fen. Sas tbut fi6 IN Der WereollIia Der
0iebroien, in Der beheren 8efelurg
bes 2anbes, In Der b~eferen uno beqaes
mereu bauliden ginri9tung unb 9us'
ifottung Der W~obnbduier, ben blbf6e'
rem Sofrdumen. pie iiberbaupt in benz
gusieben BON 8ebaslidteit, wel6es
bas gauge gountp our S9au trdgt, auf
oas beutlidfe funb.
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Dem hurH Elm leibeubes pnb f&reienbes
Rinb riehrere RdHte Der S9tnf Serautt
rurbe unb Der ~ Der neberjeusuns &C.
lanate, boB M4ra. WinsIrpe Soothing
Srrup ssrabe Der Grtifet iei, beieu q fir
bos Rin6 benStbi8te, faufte einen Bcrruth
bopcn. 9lls &c mad Sauie tam unb ieis
ner Jrau bapon MittbeilanS uladte, weis
aerte fie fi&, BEN Gjpbe bon BEN @etaufs
ten su perukrei&en " fe cine anhdnses
rim Der 6rmSppoibis mar. Die ud4fte
9ea&t mur6e trieber l&laflOs psrbro4t.
ais Der Batter am ndHffen Eoee mad
9auie fam, fanb ers bas 9inb i9le4ter
ale ie, uph ba es abermols cine i4laficie
Nadt befir@tete, sefabrei&te er rdhrenb
Der Mbne1enbeit feiuer 6rou bsm 9inbe
cine Bcrticn bes Snrup unb iaote ni&ts
bopcu. Die Wodt borauf f9tief dles
wcbl utlb Der fleine S4reier erua4te
am Mcrgen nit beiterm get4t. Die
Wutter mar erfreut hber ben plSeli&en
wunberburen @ediel unb Obnphl fe ft&
suerff beleibist fatt.e, ale fe auiftdruns
erbielt, ieste fe beunc9 ben @ebrau&
bes GHrups fort. S9reienbe Rincsr
uub i9lafiofe Na9te finb ihr jet unbes
tonnt. Cine eiu3elne Yrcbe NIT BEN
Sprnp BAT nod bos 2eiben iebes ainbes
uno bas Vcrurtbeil Der Wautter beeegt.
Sn olIen apctteteu 3n haben; % Gents
bic 5lai&e.
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California meine.

@einliebhaber fiHben elm erobes 2as
ger bon feinen California /. Weinen bet
Serrn 8. s. Meper ON alamo
plasa. 6err Meper fumt bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ui.b fauft brett
aus BEN Keller Der Wsinsi9ter. Als
gutter aeniier seIiugt rs ibm tets, bic
betten Sorten aits3utDdblen. gr fam
feline Runben u,lo Gamilien nit eiuem
guteit 8ropfen berfebeu. Roth unb
WeiBmeine In por5igIi1er Guolitdt
BON iebt nb $1.00 per gGIone - rei
ms 6aus geliefert.
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Sri. u. & Me. airdbner, go. 225
.Weit, gommereetraBe, bic allgeuleiu ges
lddbten pubma9erinuer San anto.
MOS MAIDEN bas fd6ue @ei@le9t auf
ben ausgeudbIten 8orratb BON Mobes
artiteln aufmerfiam, ipel&en he f9
fur bic fommeube Saiiou angef9aHt
baben. MIe 9ameii. bic beabf9tiBen
fi@ ON Sdneerfeff unb ben baraH fniis
pfenben Baa au betbeiligeu, iolten ni9t
berfdurnert BET ben Grdulein U. & 90.
2ir9ner borsufpre9eu.
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6. 8. @aaer,

205 Wef mereefraB {.
bdIt elm groBes urb febr gemdbItes 2as
ger BON Sapeten. RouIeaug,
BiIberrabmen unb 3eifeu.
unb ferner ueben 3ei9neusM aterialien
aler Nrt. Garben unb Mnfreis
der @ atertalten, defenders
6ammers fertig gemif9te
,Garber, bic beifen 1ub biligifen i'm
Warfte, bic inter boiler @arantie pers
fault tperben. Senior unb Spi e
geIgIas uni, arbere in biefes Sad
f1lagenbe Mrtifel; norm 6err Mhler
has grbBte Eager i'm Weffeu bes Staa'
ties bat. Muftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuer'
ben prompt ansgefibrt.
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wirtbf@atl ub RonSstp a.
billion auf bent @ouperueMents0 tgeI
III Elm beliebter acknowledgment beuts
ider GamiIien. Der PapilIou it bur@
Senifer geIGloReu, eebei3t lnb In ieber
8e3iebung elm bRbi9es 2otal. Seoea
.Sonntag, Nnnuiittag. uuoT 4benb:
2onsert. s4uf WerlauQsu He@ BEN
Qpn3ert: 9au3trdn36ens elllsof)ei9nes
tes Hier, feiner taItet 2un9. = CUTE,
setpdbIte GefeIi@aft, aifniertiaIne ge.
bienung. 90 2OoeloM
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pfafen burdsuieben. oaB man einen
Mann pie Nn3engruber suriidweiff,
Der burGaus fein Sreigeift 1T, aber 1irr
bin uni ipieber bic 8eiBel Der Satpre
gegen bic clerifals Wibwirtbf6aft gs=
i9mungen bat.
-0on bieiem Stanbpuntte aus betra9'
tet in bieIe Orbens : Nn~geIegenbeit elm
bodbebeutiames 3eiden Der 3eit!-
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alusperfaui unb Weae g9aarem


9: mGinbereIIaS d sStore
gde SouffontraBe 6 ape. 9
tperben ale Winteri1ube fur Samert
unb 3inber, fur Serren unb &Haben
gum abfoIutea & ofenpreite
ausnertauft. Dies lit feline bIoBe
Mnfinbisung, um Meflar1e su MAIDEN,
ionoern bic preiie finb faftif6 beoeu'
teno berabseiebt tuorben, uooon Seoer
fi9 hber3eugen lam.
SIM Cinderella S6ubhore fiub bic
ueuen leitteren 69ubiorteH fur ben
Sommer bereits eineetrofen unb fo'
mobl In Oamen,S duben tpie shippers
III cine bor3iiglide aaswabI pprbanoeH.
Memanb folte %anberswo, als i'm Sta'
bereIa S@ubitore taufen.
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gs biIFt ni6ts, fagt Der D~er3ueifs
Ienbe D~ispeptifer. Aber es bilft bod.
Oeiu 2eiben fam g~eIinbert uerben. 9aus
fenbe finb furirt murben; au4 bu
fanuff es perben. 0er3peifelnbe DIFFER
Der Opspepfe, 2eberbeI9tperoen, bes
ir0felfiebers. Rbeumatismus ober pors
seitiaen BerfalIes finben in 6 M
mons Qiber Regulator, be-
reitet BON 8. 8. 3eiIin & So. elm pes
getabiIii9es gisenmittel. tueldes bic
Quele bes 3eibens errei9t unb etne
oauernoe 6eiIung betpirft.
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Gie bebeuteubfte ten @runbeigens
thinner. Banquiers unb @ef9dftsleute
bon aultin baben Elm Gomite einseiebt,
ipel9es eifrig bamit bei9dftigt 1T, 8eis
fridge fir ben Weiterbau Der Sauptlis
ME Der ct. 2ouis, Mrtanias & Seras.
Babn BON McGregor, Bell Co.,, mad
4ufin 3u famnnelu. YIN Na9mittag
bes 2. April tparen bereits $4,000 ges
seifnet. unb bic Summe geniigt beis
nabe. bic Yabn bis Nufin 3u briugeu.
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-SangltngeMa Wdnnern
mir5
Gtdbere& eil,tlt9 8~nranttrt.

Die f9redliden 6oIssn Der Snseubfanhen.
@efdle9tsldpdde berurfa@enb, ipoburd geif
unb 66rper ruinirt iDerbrns persBa1tent 6es
belt. Serstlopfsn, Sda1ternheit, Saanien.
abfub. Gshd9tuiefdpdde, 8erIuf. Der Gners
gie, abnsisurg seeen 0efeIfdaft unb Melan.
Dole sriiuhIi9 filrirt.8 @trbeiratbete Mdnner,
coer i0I9ef bic fh perbeirnfben pouen, bic IN
GpIae bon Snbisrleiion in Der Sueenb an @e.
fhIfdfs. unb NsrbenI@pd9e Ieiben, rerbeu
qrin6Iid fttrist. aeine Mineralien sinseses
Sen. Sunge Mdnnsr, bic TIRE 8sit NIT unfdbi.
gen Qtufenb erI9nrnbst unh fi@ Aafur9 arant>
bfiten hes acpfes, Der Nale, bes ealfes, Der
teber, 2ungen, ginsepeibe unb bes Maeens
auqesoaen Rnben, iperben fdueu furirt. eabt
Gnd ni9t bura faIfdes S9amsefabl abbaltsp,
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= 2aBt guG niGt tduf9eu bur@
riebere preife fir slrbeit, tuel9e better
aIs ireenb cine Ia feras seliefert tpirb,
lonbern perfigt gu@ mad @alIas
10 b 9 pbotograpbii9em MteIier, no
gu1 CUTE unb 3ufrjebenieleube arbeit
3u itur reelIem preife garantirt pirb.
Alb, gafi 6ouffon Strabe.
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- 3m6lf Sage ipar i6 in Golse bon
6tftensR beumatismus bettl1aerig. IS
bolt mir fein Mltiel, Bis i'd St.Safobs
Del onipanbte. Gin breimaliger &C.
braud bsHelben gentigte, mid p6uig
miebtr 1ersuiteleu. = Sbos. 3bormep,
Scott Depot, -. 90.
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-Seit es gspiB if. Dob bic 8aIoeftOn
2ufilinienbahn aebaut tper3er unb
iber Montsomerp geben Ipiro. III bieie
Stabt betrd9tli9 am aufblhben.
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!. HUH 8 SOHN,
bic ate unb bepdbrte
nGilen< II. 0plsmaarens.
sknrhen. unn 6amen<G anbIuua

&lIkW> Ne VVt8tNNWeSst1
ssarben. siuc Gamen>F anbIuue
sss. ass unb ass Masts>etrats
4au Antuntc- ...---------.xegae.
Sabsia erbaIten cine gar-eaouns
o. aanbreth & SShu 9 am e
m reten.
6rit ; erblen, Hobuen unS aorn, GeIb . aorn
iueibes unb aelbes. Gbenfaus nbaIten: Sine
GarIabung .. 2anbrstb q Sobu edte Samen.
RartoffeIn, aIs nie extra earIb gerinont,
garlb- Moff, Beautb Of Debron. @bite gle.
plant unS aueue Sorten, @arFeIb uno State
erDarten cine garIaSuns Carly gmber unS
Garib Orange 9aderrobr.6 amen, aeipobnlid)e
unb German Milet, Gehptf9ee Meis. uno
geieutcrn.s amen. I'm 9anb: Scbnipn, Mixsp
Yafure, Srdnrb, perennial Hhe, uub @afeus
Dras Sdmen. Rei5er idpsniider Safer.
4 fdriassS nnuS isidt ae5snStsa RsitbHaas; On
men nit sfpei auten @ferben ooer MuIen bear.
beitet perben. Gbenfals vSonsueIess Blue
Bell, rBeautns uno ,2aureI1, aans ftabI,
riding and walking CultIvators nit ODER obne
aorns nnb Baamhpoleu.4 Fan;tr.
Sgenteu fur BITE berHbmten Brinly Pfuege,
pfanet Is. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, 6aub . SamensriIls, YHiige unb enIs
? finatorsn. Cuff. 3. Hrs6t &urimai9tnen Ruo
D kBuf4er Itenfilikn. 61rrifon Bros. q Co., 90
@ebraud fertig gernifMte Borbeu, GbaS. Mutbs
Sonia. gxtrattoreu, 4ienen.@a uder, Metfr &c.
&ir faufen BRET bon 6abrifeH rpb b~erfaufeu
~ ben nisOriSRsn MarttPrsifen fHr lcash'.
il fl.E.Huth e Sohn.
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s6s- Bette 6emben fiir 81 Bel q q n.
o of & Sobn. t~1uteraeugl u rs
ter3eugi
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sd- Die ueueffen cute urb Soi
letteartifel bel pancoaf &
Sphu.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-12-01

more, New Mexico. There number OF the
officers left for the South, and soon after a
force Of Texas Rangers put in an appearance
and hoisied the rebel flag at Mesilla, only
short distance away. Maj. Lynde went out
with his force OF five companies Of infantry.
battery and n troop Of Mounted Rifles, but the
rebels Gankod his position and lac retired
speedily. much 10 the disgust Of his men.
In a day or two after the public property was
burned there the place being
EVACUATED WITHOUT FIRING SHOT,
and the command started. Scrg't Oberle with
a c0mrade attempted TO cut down the garrison
flagstaff, but was stopped by the officers; but,
anyhow, carried away and hid the halliagds. so
that the rebels could not hoist their flag.
When the rebel column followed and overlook
the retreatng force, Maj. Lynde surrendered
without even attempting a ight, and Oherle
was SO much euraged over il that he went TO
the wagons, and getting out the regimental
colors stripped them from the staff and con-
craied them but alterward burned them 10
keep them from the rebels. For that the reb-
els tried him by court. martial, and it was only
narrowly that he escaped with his life TO be
tried alterward by our own officers for the
same ofense. He and others Were offered
strong inducements Of commissions and other
rewards TO Join the rebels, but only few men
accepted the offers, and Oberle served out his
enlistment under the flag TO which he was so
devoted.
Such instances Of devotion were many, and
some are OF intense and thrilling interest; but,
as ] have said above 10 attempt TO recount
them would fiji many columns more than the
allotted space here.
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Practical Duties Taught By a study or the Inter-
national Sunday Y-schOOl Lesson Appointed for
Dec. n. NJ. Matt, I3 2l-30.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
studythe paragraph from the Holy Scriptures
indicated abOyeI
SUBJECT: The PARABLE OF THE WHEAT AND
THE TAREs.
This parable was spoken IN October Of the
year % A. d., in the sd year Of Chrlst's life
aud the second Of his ministry, j $50 years ago.
October was the sowing time in Palestine
Probably the parable was taken right from ma
ture while the attention of the hearers was
called TO some farmers in the very act Of SOW
ing wheat In the neighboring fields It is
evident, from the first verse of the chapter, that
Christ had been at ST. Peters house for some
time OF the day on which he spoke this para
BILE. before going out 20 the seashore 10 address
the multitude. Then the explanation took
place still later, 10 wit, after the return Of
Christ aud the Disciples 10 the house. (St.
Mark. 4:l0; ST. Matt, i3:3 36) Hence the
multitude, who Jointly with the Disciples list
ened 10 the parable, did not hear the explana-
tions, privilege enjoyed by the Disciples alone.
Christ uttered the parable while sitting in a
boat just OF the shore Of the Sea Of Galilee, the
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SCIENTIFIC CHAT.

1T Is impossible to put electric wires under
ground In New Orleans, because the water-level is
but three feet below the surface So strong towers
$50 feet high, erected, and on these telegraph
and telephone wires are carried above the public
streets. These towers also used to sustain
stand pipes which have nozzes at different eleva-
tons, where hose can be- attached in case of fire.
1t Is found practicable, at last, TO make the
waste of pine saw-mills available for paper pulp.
In reducing the wood to pulp bisulphate of lime
has been used, this powerful chemical acting on
the fiber only when heated; heretofore only Lead
lined boilers would resist its action, these however
being costly and hard to keep i'm repair. More re-
Gently there has been discovered In Germany a
kind of brick lining for boilers, which serves the
purpose in question. The wood, sawed in small
pieces, Is digested with the bisulphate I'm large
boilers lined with this brick, heat being supplied
through lead steam-pipes, nothing further being
necessary except thorough washing of the fiber.
The bsulphate is made on tho spot by passing sui
phurous vapor through porous limestone kept
thoroughly wet.
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Al the PhOiographer's.

Detroit Free Press.l
"Do look all right, Manner"
"Yes; splendid"
81 Just know III laugh right out"
NO, you mustn't; that would spoil every
thing
'"Oh, think il horrid to have ones photo
taken. I'd rather have a tooth pulled any
day"
So would l."
81 never do take n good picture"
Nor mine are horrid always"
IF these are not good I'll never sit again.
how does my hair lOok?"
Ever SO nice"
"Tm so nervous just know I'll spoil
everything"
No; you mustn't you'd just have to sit
again"
Don't you dare look at me, Name, or I'll
giggle right out"
"oh, Pm going to get behind the screen and
point my finger at you all the time"
"Oh, If you do"
"See if don't"
"You sha'n't even stay in the room"
al will too. It'll be such fun"
"oh. you mean thing! DO you think this
dress will take wellg"
Yes, indeed
al do hope the jet trimmings will show well.
/ can't decide what position TO assume"
I'D have a side view"
Would you2 But Pm 50 long. faced"
mo, you're not"
"Oh, but am; and-oh, they're ready for
me- 1 dread il So"
"Pshaw! wouldn't mind IL bit"
YES, you would. Now, don't you dare look
at me-"
81 will, too"
"Mame!"
"Oh, wills"
an laugh right out, sure"
And she does. She spoils two or three plates
by " giggling right out" and she goes away
declaring that she 'just knows" she'll look
too perfectly awful for anything in the pict.
ure"
1t is living through such scenes as these daily
that causes photographers 10 have a worn and
faded look, and makes them old before their
time. Many Of them break down under the
strain and die young
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Wise Men and Gas.

When VIM. Murdoch made his discovery Of
combustible air or gas, even great and wise men
laughed at the idea. "HOw could there be
light without a wick2" said a member Of
Parliament, when the subject was brought be-
fore the House. Sir Humphrey Davy ridiculed
the idea OF lighting the town with gas and
asked one OF the proprietors If be meant 10 take
the dome Of st. Pauls for a gas meter. Sir
Walter Scott made himself very merry over
illuminating London by smoke" though he
was glad enough, not long afterward, 10 make
bis own house At Abbotsford light and cheerful
on Mintry nights by the use OF that very
smoke. When the House of Commons was
lighted by gas, the architect imagined that the
gas ran on fire through the pipes, and, therefore,
insisted on their being placed several inches from
the walls for fear Of the building taking fire.
The members might be observed carefully
tnnching the pipes with their gloved hands,
aud wondering why they did not feel warm
The first shop lighted in London by this new
method was Mn. Ackerman's in the Strand 1870
and one lady Of rank was so delighted with the
brilliaucy OF the gas lamp on the counter that
she asked 10 be allowed 10 take it home in hel
carriage